By SectorWire desk · · Updated
NCPG executive director Heather Maurer has resigned following member agency withdrawals over its Kalshi partnership on 28 September. She will continue until 16 October to help with the transition while NCPG seeks her successor.
NCPG must replace its executive director while managing member departures linked to its Kalshi partnership.
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Heather Maurer’s departure changes NCPG leadership following the organisation’s announcement of a $2m partnership with Kalshi.
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The Kalshi partnership prompted Ohio’s regulator to end its NCPG relationship and drew opposition from Michigan and Nevada regulators.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission maintains its NCPG relationship despite concerns about Kalshi’s organisational membership.